Native Duck Slaughter Set To Begin
From dawn tomorrow the sound of gunfire will ring out across waterways around Tasmania, marking the start of this year's native duck hunting season
From dawn tomorrow the sound of gunfire will ring out across waterways around Tasmania, marking the start of this year's native duck hunting season
Nature lovers across lutruwita/Tasmania are celebrating World Wetlands Day today.
The Tasmanian Greens have today written to Minister for Environment Roger Jaensch calling on him to intervene and stop the hunting of native ducks in Tasmania.
You signed an MOU with Raptor Refuge in 2016. How is that going at the moment?
The news of a Tasmanian government-sanctioned shooting of more than 200 protected swans and their baby cygnets at a trout fishing estate is beyond belief
220 endangered Tasmanian devils have been killed on the state's roads in the last 18 months.
On Threatened Species Day, we hear 220 Tasmanian devils have been killed on the state’s roads in the last year.
Millions of native animals, including wallabies, green rosellas, cockatoos and wombats have been killed in Tasmania under property protection permits.
Minister, are you concerned at the gross use of underwater explosives, more than 8000 underwater explosives that are used for the purpose of scaring seals?
Native birds being blasted from the skies is not sport, and it’s not the Tasmanian way of life.